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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE ENTRIES TO-DAY.

An interesting feature Of todays racing viii be the reap
pesrance tile mighty Troubadou who has not run in
he defeated Miss Woodord last June just after winning
the Suburban Troubadour should the first race with
Phil Lee second.
Mr. Haggius fast fy Faux Pas should take the second
with Satisfied second place. though King Crab Is dan
gerons.
Richmond should at last Give him the third and
let Favor second please.
Elkwo,i. with Fcnelon in tho stable 10
force pace ought 10 win the Brooklyn Cup Barnum
stoutest OF campaigners ond nut MT Hsggins
Guenn is the place does like
carry 100 pounds Guenn good ly but hardly In
Elk woods class.
The fifth will cali ont povertysrcken lot Of three
ytar.olds. Ontario may win with hypasia second
Don't touch selling they pitfalls for the
III.sr L .l.u- pr III
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coLUapIAs VARSITY GREW BADLY BEA

An eight-oared shel between the Columbia College
varsity and scrub" was rowed the srcm
River late yesterday afternoon The distance four miles
staishtaway up the stream from 6atess
point just below Kingsbrdge. The that opposed the
Columbus made Of professional and with
two exceptions tho men had never row together before Tho
lOokei be dollars cents Columbia, but the
scruD beat the students by i've lengths 90
1914 seconds The following made ny the winning
Bow w. Cody T. George Lee o. John Mckay; o. Wallace
Ross 4, W. oConnor; 3 W. Goepert 2. J. o'Reanni
oke, George liOsmer These the CoumbiaA O..
ards 81 T. e. Bcckwth, 'SS o. Harris 81 D. O. A..
Stevens 's7 4 r. G. APPLICANT, 30 3 q. T. Warren, SS
coIswan Of the poke up and r. l. Mo0re OF the
coleg Thomas Fearon cree and r. Mioklan
Judge at the finish.
The professionals easily got the best OF the start ami got
Madison.ave bridgs half length ahead They
the minute aud three lengths
gong Athletic Club The col
leians spured past their losthouse but could only
length TIE pick ID covered the first II
minutes ~ y ,aconds and won hAndly BY i've engihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

Skddy Cochran and Annie Lee both discharged chorus
singers OF the American Opera Company imed having OBJ
tanned judgments against company without able
collect the money propose 20 sue all tue stockholders
the Court Special Term. yesterday
reserved decision application Tor permission make
Thomas @. hgney receiver OF the company party de-
fendanL
Justice Beach yesterday appointed Augustus O. Brown.
Dr. Austin Flint and Bernard Casserly commissioners
ascertain with the assistance Of Sheriff lury whether
Dundas Dick u Of sound mind. Mt Dick the b
gdAs Asylum and hs brother Robert his partner James
Hhrs bra Landon G. Gray and Albert Davis Ia a1
davit-, declare tier Oeno. that he Is Insane.
The Of the proc sedng for mRndamus compel the
officials OF the st Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
oxhiUt her transfer books to r l.. o. ponhem a
90. having been paid ordered by Justice Donohue the
proceedings against President Wnsow ami his
sooates have been sinissed.
ON motion OF Judge Noah Davis minute was entered on
the OF the Court nc Special erm Justice
Patterson presiding yesteIdiy OF the Heath OF eIJ udge
Josiah sutherland In winch honesty earnestness and
ability were highly spoken Of
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A SERIOUS DIVISION LOOKED FOR IN THE PREsBY-
rRpIIN curRcu OLE TILE snuIH.


TERRAIN CHURCH OF THE SOUTH.
ST. LOUIS, May 20 tSpeciaD. The question of unity
In the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church has reached critical point, and from the ex-
pressions let drop in the great debate to-day disn-
tegrasion or disruption will take place. Dr.
Palmer, of Ne EOreans, Dr Vaughn, OF Virginia and
Dr. Preston, OF Virginia. said that neither they nor
their Presbyteres would unite with the Northern
Church under any circumstances. The war was
fought over again. and DIR. Preston described the
struggles OF the poor starved bearess boys who lay
buried under the Virginia sod. and who sacrificed
their lives for principle and he proposed to
give that principle up
The Union element, led by DR.. J. II. Bryson. of
Alabama, DR.. MARYLAND, of Baltimore, and Dr.
Luokett of Texas, were match in every way Tor the
opposition. Dr. Bryson described his services In the
field for the South. He had experienced il ALL, but he
was willing to shake his Northern brothers hand
lie answered every argument put firth. aud explained
that 1t the Far South the reuvenated Dixie that
appealing for union, Georgia, Florida. Alabama
To-days developments indicate that another secesson
may take place In the South and that fully twothrds
Of the body now known the Southern Presbyterian
Church will secedc and Join the Northern Presbytsrnn
Church. The fragmen; LETT IL imbued with the old
spirit and will hold ont I'll the death.
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QUARANTINE AGAINST pLEURo.PNEUMONIA.

wAsHISGToN. May 2G.-The Treasury Department has
prohibited until further notice the importation OF neat
cattle and the hides OF neat cattle from Scotland owing
to the prevalence OF pleuropneumona there Tho Com
missioner OF Agriculture has declared rigid quarantine
against Cook County Ill; the Counties OF Baltimore,
Howard. Carroll and Prince George IN Maryland, and
westchester New York, Richmond, Kings, Queens ana
Suffolk Counties I'm New-York These orders have been
certified TO the Governors OF all states and Territories
and warnings will he given 10 all railroads
against breach OF quarantine Rewards have been offered
for Information leading 10 detection OF any violation or
The nnaranune regnatlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

.ttacks mado by tho Democratic newspapers to tho
eiYect that the Legislature has been extravaganza
Governor Hin Is strict partisan, but ne was not
sbIe TO discover one Objectionable item In the Appro
pnation bin The Governor cut 100000 out q tho
spp bin Iss Tas al he found That ne Soq b1 a S
Republican Legislature.
Mr. Arnold said to-day that every cent cut out
OF the Supply bill by the Governor, with the exoep
ton OF 10000 for Nerplanck Covin, would yet nave
to be paid by the state, as all the apyroprfauons
vetoed were legal claims against the State when
would be at once recognized by the Court of CHAINS
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pRorEsr1yo AaAIysr TIE BRAzLLLAY TARLFE

ST. Louis, May 90. The Millers' National Associa-
ton adopted resolutions to-day urging that the mer-
chant marine should restored by tho repeal of The
Navigation law, tine subsldizng OF shipbnilding'
treaties with foreign nations, etc; protesting gInst
tho ad option OF a heavy Hour by 81 azh while
wheat Il admitted free, and calling tue attention OF
the State Department 20 the matter; protesting
against the discrimination against four the interest
of wheat By certain railroads. and the discrimin
ngains, -four In sacks In favor OF flour in barre g..
buffalo chosen a. the next lace OF meethS OF hs
aasociation The following officers woro reelected
.or the ensuing year: John Crosby. president; T. H.
Seybt vice-president; r. H. McGi second vice
uresident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

SAkAroGA May 26-To-daJ's sessio ms OF the Right
Worthy Graud Lodge of Good Temi 'lars ana OF the
English or seeding BODY, were almost entirely gwen
10 TO the discussion OF the question OF reunion The
conditions proposed by the executives oil the two
bodies, in joint conference in Boston Last Septemoer
were finally agreed to by both branches OF the order
in seuuate session this afternoon. The utimatum
OF tho Right Worthy Graud Lodge, which Was
,ieeted by the seeding English branch when hrst
presented Tuesday, was again submitted 70 the
sroeters this afternoon and accepted after debate
OF only fifteen minutes Reunion the cnirf aim ot the
present convention, Is thus assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
BREAKING FLY-cAsTING RECORDS.

Thoro aArgS attendance Of fishing enthusiasts at tho
hycastng tournament In Central Park yesterday The
vous days resulted IN the breaking Of four records
H. w In tho switch ny-osstng threw 10 feet
previous record which 81 feet r. G. Leonard IN the
salmon nycstng threw l82 feet breaking the record
Tue other records bro<en the Tor
black bass and the angiehsndol nYeasinE tests
spectvey by A. r. seso and X. q Leonard Inc latter
threw 81 feet the record only 81 feet The
yesterday -ingohanted hVcasting throw. IL
boo NY rod the first prE by aveang l26 points which
inclltei distance decacY aud Harry Prtchard
the w eran contests so by the
highest average tho salmon hyca ting lie scored iS2 y
points ami Thomas Mills who 20 lB points
SlSrod The expert" hghtrol sngehanol fly oasug
had only entries for bObOrs IL by r. g. Leon
ard, who sent ms fly distance of ~ feet
The heavy bssosng test attracted seven contestants and
W. 49, Wood tho chimD0n, broke his record This test took
place the POLO q ounds la man had FIVE throws aud
average his Mr Woods highest throw
26l feet. his 246b ee breaking the record HI
received gold here nine entries the last
hycasti black bass q. o. Levison IL by
throwing 80 ieeL IL noaTly dark whom contests
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LILLE PETROLEUM MlRKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The certificate market sfened yesterday oy re-
pors that the great refinery oil the saOdAru
an sy,em at Lima Ohio had been shut down There had
he ru that for day two ana some
the work 20 the Deed VI f3palrs
an eIplanaion however that face untenai e
when hs the structure and plant Was considered
~ that work has been re a nal
TOR fiat he has
visled an entirely satisfactory result an luumant ana
10 ueoplo think IL is good policy suspend opera
tons they decide what disposition ot the prot
uc most practicable This action IA most lmpo as
being the elimination OF srres OF cost ehpsdiets ~,
tended TO ascertain II centlKe OF hum
nant could be extracted from the Lana stun lasi mony
we that regards ourseve. we were sasned ha .no
standard had been ana TINS
CESSATION OF makes public the confirmation OF ms view
Ne have reason believe that tho ntrodu' ton OF inc
lent promises OF this direction which VIII
open market FOR The ONO produet now
as lively IA been OF late the present range OF
values Is likely go below rs cents for tho Lima stun
the Pennsylvania development report or May would mako
bush showing Trading was small AM pfoos' ma never
OF the part o the hagnrOn ana occasional DAB
piers IN tho market although tho West DonHht tro more
freely The mArko, closed steady a. close TO highest pout
dated exchange wefo a. ioilowsi
Opeung ..............62i Lowest
Final 63i4
Refined oil was hanged at 81 cents gallon.
OIL CRY. Penn. May 20 Crude Oh-Natontl Transit
Certificates openrd ~ d2s oiS' " 6os mkhs,t n 90
nsrTsls csArtcBs. 10000 JLrrJsb slipn'lst sLo40
barrels, runs, 1890 barrels
PnrsBuEG Ponn. May 20. Crude Oh-Potroeum steady.
National Transit Certificates openel at 62 and closed
Al o3i4 highest pros, b3s lowest b2ls
RRApFoRD Penn. Nav 90 National Transit OertacItst
opened closet At IS a. ishest price. CS loWest.
65s Clearanees. 2lSOOO barrels
rlrUsyILK Pean. Nay 20 .uonll rrlaht Cert toltsI
opened Al close d34 highest peeo. 6J low
est price. I2ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
pRrsRYrERrAy MIyIsrERIAL STATISTICS

OMAHA Neb., aay 26.-In the Presbyterian Assembly
this morning the report OF the Committee on Education
was read showing tina, the number OF candidates now
under its control to nfty-six more than last year.
making IN all 696 There IL debt OF $4,000 This IA
attributed the falling of Of egaees Inc net lheiose
Of churches last wear was SIS The net increase OF
ministers IO29 after nliDg vacancies caused BY lOl
deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO May 20 (Spectd-At the opening OF the wheat
market the June option July
81 cents This for only moment Then July sold at
s87 cents and cents time June actually
sold The clique brokers' from 30 to 80 cents
active they could be prevent further advance IL
is estimated that they sell million bushels OF June
wheat before the abated Corn
pathized wheat but kept narrow range IL was
recte that 900 hogs at the stock yards would make
ribs dull bu. somebody was plainly supporting them They
STEADY advanced shse ReaD this afternoon
500 900 bushels OF July wheat at 500 sos cents
wheat closed steady 80 cents July
a =. The other markets were unchanged
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CALENDAR rD.OLY.

auPREwg CoUgr CIAaqgds Before Pc lch Mos. IL
g. %. 05 o. 1872 1888 2O2 2l2, 2d, 2SS 26O 1854 400
2Ss $50 26O 202, 203 2d4 267 ZB9 200.
SUPREME COURT-dRNERAL TERd-rhe general calendar
being exhausted there wall DO no further day calendar this
term.
sUrnEME CoURT--sPEcIAL 1KKM-PARr J.-Adourned for
the Term.
sUPHEMK coURT-CIRcUrT-PART I.-Teiore LawrenceL
Case on. No day calendar
suPaKME coUHi-cmcUIr-PART II.-Before Andrews, IT,
NJ day calendar.
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ALTERED sULLY AND TuE SUBWAY CONTRACTS.
MAMMOTH BARBECUE AT CHToA CO.

CHICAGO May 20 tSpeciaD.-Tnere was novel sight at
Cheltenham Beach this afternoon nc the barbecue given
in honor Of the National Butchers Association Fifty
beeves and 100 lambs which we're slaughtered Tuesday
todays feast put the fires The aggregate of
the meat roasted was 81 900 pounds There fully
1900 people at the beach. The feastng lasted till
evening.
nj Chica0o Dresideut
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SPEAKER HUsTED's FAREWELL.

ne THANKS THE HOUSE FOR ITS COURTESY AND
DECLARES THE ASSEMBLY ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
ALBANY, May 20-Folowing is Speaker Husteds fare
we'll address to the Assembly
GENTLEMEN ASSEMBLY Your kind consideration has
placed obligation member Of the
House In bidding farewell beg leave to present my
warnest thanks well for personal as Tor Official
courtesy, Of which, your presiding ohcer
invariably the recipient II has been my endeavor
duties pertaining to the chair with Harness
and Partially confident has been your purpose
10 IN nj your constitutional obligations with view 10 the
best Of the people congratulate you on The result
think that honest criticism will chal
benencence OF legislation.
opinion between the Executive and the
questions OF import 70 the Common
wealth but since with mark exceptions that difference
has rather Of method than OF prnepe safely be
ley 70 the Judgment of public opinion shall enter here
place
ssn discussion through the agency Of the Press yonr
dscrmnatng constituency That Ii will meet with
approval and Enforcement my mind beyond question
hank you sincerely for uniform and underwriting
erosy ana tender 70 you one and all best wishes and
earnest regard and In Joint resolution
adjourned Without DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
VICTORY FOR FnIEyDs OF THE ORGAN.

PHILADELPHIA. May 20 CSDecidp. Tho General Assem-
bly, OF the United Presbyterian Church Of North America
to-day chose the Rev NJ W. Gibson. OF San Francisco as
moderator This victory for tho branch OF the
church which favors the OF instrumental music In
tile church The statement OF tho vote on tho basis OK
union with the reformed synod Of the South
showed that the yeas $50 and the nays l05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
TRYING TO GER sAVILLA'S GIFT TO THIS CITY.

TRYING TO GER SA VILLAS GIFT TO THIS CITY.
Proceedings for the probate OF the 1rst VIII OF jose
saylla by which his entire estate, valued at between
81 600 900 and 81 900. gwen TO his executors
In trust for the establishment OF an institution for the
education OF boys and girls. be- known as tho oaNla
Home have postponed by Coudert Brothers, coun
sci for the executors until the relatives are heard from
The citations were returnabe yesterday before Probate
Clerk Charles H. Beckett but there were no Appearances
Frederic K Coude said toa rEBuNE reporter last even
ing that before his death sava All his properly 70
mis- but that IL IA hoped that they wiz consent
10 thr probate Of n second will by which SoOO0Oo Is ae
lnri be- the Is giYen then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
FOURTH DAY OF THE LAToNIA RACES.

CINCINNATI. May 26.-The fourth day at Latona was
another and large attendance There be-
ing entries In the rs race 1t was made into two
with the money and nditIons
First race-Seling Pools sold; Lewis Clark go;
Belle NJ 81, Kesnr S. aud the Held $40. Clark
(Bsylock ~ won. La Belle NJ d. AlanA, Ia ird
Time Ajy.
secon conditions and distance first Pools
sod: jeanne Nc tar.and SO Rio Gran 10. s6 Asceola
ell. and the a.. RIO west 1919 Jennie McFaT-
land second, an Asceola tiird Iimc-iss5s
Third rate-S.ven furl nga Pools soil Grola, s4O
Mary Ills $50 Iucien. $50 and the field SIS Pat bono
(boyi 100 easily. Giroa second MISS Florence
THIRD. iimr-li36l.
Fourth raceselng tor twoyearsds 1--WE fnrlonga Pools
Wall S25. q rl So orneiius SIG and the
field s2 Wal (Mone 95) won, Colamore second, Orange
Girl thifd. I1me-lHb3L
Filth seventy Yards Pools sold Spalding
ElgD tChnD and IaBkins entresl s25 Lucky H. and
ANITA stables entriesl SO IRISH Pat $40, AMI
The hed nsh Pat lblayIock, I'D won kgn secone
tapped ~ Kirkiin. tnri. Time l. tsh.
SIKH Merchants stakee nine furlonga Pools sold
voahte $50 Jim core S. the field s2s volinte Muir
ply ~ by IRON Duke OF bourbon, second Nellie
MeCartbys Last uird- Time-l!oIh
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OIL WIS UNCHANGED at 81 cents per gallon.
~ Would That 4 Were Dcadiv

cries many wreched housewife to-day, weary and dis
herself 10 perform her daily task
don't seem could get through the day. This dread u
these fngul dragon clown sensatone NIL XIII
NE there relisi Yea madam, there Is DE- Pierce
FayOTlte Prescription s unaing remedy Tor tho com
plants winch your In liable 1t will restore you 10
lea IN again. 1ry IL All druggists.
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wOMEys BOARD or MISSIONS.

BosToS. May 20-Thc meeting OF tho Wonen's Board
OF Missions this morning was presided over by Mira.
80 wker The report OF the troasuror. Miss Emma Car
ruth shows the receipts for the 10 DO about $4,000
OF which about $1,000 were Ia egScies.
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LUTHERAN HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS

! CLEVELAND. May 26-The fourth biennial convention
OF the National Womens Homo aud Foreign Mission so
ciey OF the Lutheran church. closed its session at
Wooster Ohio today ono hundred and hity delegates
were present. representing $4,000 church memoers.
Mira j. D. DE TWiller Kansas City, was elected pfesl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

Earned runs-New-York, c. Detroit 3. First base bl
errors-NeW-YOrE, Detroit l. struck out-NeW.f ork
3; Detroit o Left bases NevYork. o. Detroit o. flrs
bals-C,Ore l. Keefo l. Rowe ]. BrOrtheTs Hom
Tuns-Keefe ]. ward J. Three-hase hits-Gote Connof
Deasey iwobase hits-Dorgsn !. y. Richardson Keel
/ pnpiap Doube plavs-Rp~e Dunlap and Whitci Gore
Nard and Common VIVA pitches 2 Passed balls
None HIT by pitoher-D. kchardson ]. Umpre-MT
Doesher. Stolen bases-SOne. Time-2O4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
Dnnaer Ahendi

There danger ahead Tor neglect the warnlng
which nature giving you oi 10 approach OF ths ie de
stroyer-oonsumpton. Nightswedt sptilg OF blood.
of appetitetheso symptoms have terrible meaning You
can DO cured II you DO wait unin IL Is too late Dr.
Perces Golden Mocal Discovery the greatest blood pn
ner known viii your lost health Asa nutrye ID
far superior 10 cOd-lver oil Al druggists
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY q, 1887
SECESSION FROM A SOUTHERN CHURCH.

Fir,.pord with Lord Bradfords br Chppeway second
four lengths 'front.' OF Mr. Douglas Bards SALISBURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

IA ALBUM TO BE GIVEN TO LEVI p. MORTON
ALBASY, May 20 tSpeeiaD-The thirty. six Senators
and Assemblymen who voted for Levi p Morton for
United States Senator have prepared q magn ncently
adorned album containing their portraits gift
him. The album costs $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

ASSIGNMENT OF BIRCH 90 ATALBAYY
ALBANY, May 26.-George A. Birch Co.. Of No. ATT
Broadway wholesale grocers and commission merchants
house OF long standing startled the city this afternoon
by making an assignment 20 John ID. Capron. The
prefere amount 20 S6e,eoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

. Delicate diseases OF either ser, however induced
speedily and radically cared Adress In hdence World
DispensaIy Medical Association, Buffalo n, Y.
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ARGUING ON THE APPEAL OF ONEIL

Presiding Judge Van Brunt and Justices Brady and
Bartlett In tho General Term OF the supreme Court
yesterday, listened to arguments on the appeal
of ex-Aiierman John ONeil. who convicted
of receiving brhe for his vote In the Broadway Surface
Railroad matter and sentenced TO state Prison by
Justice Barrett Charles W. Brooke and Peter Mitchell
appeared fof the appellant and Assistant District
Attorneys Fellows and Nicoll for the people. Mr..
the motion to strike out the testimony OF exAldermen
Fullgraf end Duffy, the ground that it was
in the nature OF confessions extorted by duress.
IL claimed also that the court
enormously admitted the testimony OF ex-Alderman
Waite, who designated as an accomplish I" TO oc-
at the office of the Broadway Surface Railroad
Company. Mr. Brooke insisted that evidence should not
have been allowed TO transactions subsequent 10
August 30 1884 the date OF the bribery that the CONT
should not have excluded the testimony OF Robert b.
Roosevelt and Edward /. Merrfeld 10 whether ONeil
Railroad that ONeis testimony To his object In y0t
ing he did should have been admitted and also his
books TO show that he had not benefited by the DOODLE
Mr. Ncol in brief address insisted that none OF these
points well taken. Decision reserved
ALFRED sULLY AND THE SUBWAY CONTRACTS.
Alfred suly the principal witness yesterday at ths
Mcmahon Flynn examination. He testified that McMahon
introduced Flynn him. The witness interested In
asphalt and willing To control the subway Consructon
Company order that certain material might be used
FLYNN and Mcmahon TO the house OF the witness and
discussed the plans for forming the company The witness
the s500.0UO bond tor the Construction Company
Mr. Lauterbaeh gave him verbal promise OF indemnity Mr.
William H. Browne and the for the pantin was Then
closed. The defence VIII open on wednesday.